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Think your way through 111 unique puzzles! Plus, you can revisit them all for completely new challenges in each! From walls to water, from bullets to buzzsaws -- other elements either stand in your way. That, or they'll help you out. You'll have to figure that out! Navigate the geometry, with game boards that wrap around and null spaces that literally don't exist! Stop to take your moves turn-by-turn, or crank up the speed if you're in a hurry!
New! More Enhanced Graphics Adapter (EGA) and SoundBlaster support-ish! Gamepad.. err.. joystick support! Modern stuff like Achievements and cloud sync!Stats
Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Fun cute puzzle game for all ages. If it seems easy, don't get too confident! Some of the later puzzles can get pretty tough. Tons of fun trying to get all of the stars.
[h1] Nonsense [/h1] This game has some utter nonsense attached to it. The story is great and yet the story is awful yet the story is inconsequential. The game-play is simple yet complex yet inconsequential. "This is it, gentlemen, the dragon has come," - George Jackson. Very bold to quote such a badass in your game. And even better than that, the graphics of this game are amazing yet simple and ugly, yet inconsequential. The music is an earful yet catchy, yet inconsequential. Everything is everything and nothing and inconsequential. This game drove me insane and bored me half to death and was inconsequential. Not sure when this game was made exactly, but it was released in 2019 and also at the beginning of time and at the end of time and is inconsequential. 10/10 perfect game / awful game / inconsequential.
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Little Square Things is a 2D retro pixel Sokoban ripoff with a gimmick, you move more than one square at the same time. The objective is to negotiate each level one move at a time to get all the squares onto their target tiles. That's all there is to it. This is the kind of game you can play for free on the web, and it's not all that interesting or engaging once you've played Sokoban a few times, it's just more of the same. I was more amused by the tongue-in-cheek fake OS stuff when the game launches than the game itself. Checking disk... all sectors good, or bad. Funny. Shame about the game, though. I'm not the only one, either... there's an achievement for getting your first "star", aka finishing the first level, and only 11% of the people who have the game got that far. That means people just added this to their library and never installed it, or they took one look at the graphics and derivative Sokoban ripoff game design and noped right out. They chose to use obsolete retro pixel "art" as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics. It's unclear if this is due to lack of budget or talent, regardless, the overall visual quality of the game is extremely low as a result. Resolution and controls are locked. These flaws push this game far below minimum acceptable standards for PC. The game is completely free. Nothing speaks more to a developers belief in themselves and their product than making their game available for everyone without remuneration. This is certainly a gesture that shows dedication to the gaming industry. It's a shame in this case that the implementation is below the minimum standards a dedicated PC game should offer to enthusiasts. There's no "maybe" option in Steam, unfortunately, but I hope to see more work from this developer, perhaps as part of a professional game development company that can make full use of their talents without needing to make budget/quality compromises.
Little Square Things is a subversion of the classic box-pushing Sokoban. Now we've seen quite a lot of it, including Stephen's Sausage Roll, A Good Snowman is Hard to Build, Monster's Expedition and more - but LST makes things fresh in its own way by letting you directly play as the box(es). Each level consists in you controlling one or, in most cases, several boxes at once and leading them to a green tile in order to complete it. There are around 130 levels which range from dead easy to way too hard for me, so it's pretty safe to say that everyone can find something to like. Let's talk positives: - It might seem like Sokoban, but there are lots of different gameplay mechanics. Some levels see you sacrificing blocks in order to cross water, others have blocks that have ice sliding physics or even blocks that have a mind of their own! It's quite impressive, especially considering the fact that there are 130 levels with 3 stars to collect in each. Later worlds have levels that seem completely bonkers at first glance, but the feeling of progressing through the game while understanding its layers of gameplay mechanics and getting better at it is very gratifying. - Talking about stars, each level has three. One is for completion, another is for completion under a certain amount of moves, and the third is for collection star fragments. The third one is the most unique as it asks players to replay levels with a different goal in mind. You won't have to get your boxes to the green tiles, so you might sacrifice three of your four in order to create an ice bridge and get to some stranded fragment. It's honestly a lot of fun, and it feels refreshing after trying to bear par for a while. - The game is free! It's quite incredible since, as I said, there's a lot of quality AND content. As for negatives... can't say there are any I can think of! It's not a perfect game, but it does everything it sets out to masterfully. It's also got a lot of quality of life stuff like controlling speed or undoing moves, which honestly makes playing Sokoban-types way more fun. In short, Little Square Things is a hidden gem that's shouldn't be missed by fans of puzzle games. It starts out easy, introduces loads of mechanics and gameplay twists and ends up devilishly difficult by the time you reach the latter worlds. It might not be as unique as Stephen's Sausage Roll or Monster's Expedition, but it does what it wants to very well and the game feels very tight as a result. There's a lot of content to go around for completionists and even if you just want to check it out, you can go ahead - it's free! [code]Find more reviews of small and overlooked indie games that deserve more recognition at our [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40624114-Hidden-Indie-Gems]Hidden Indie Games[/url] curator page![/code]
Little Square Things, Sokoban benzeri bir bulmaca oyunudur. Amaç basit: Bazı panelleri kapatmak için kutuları hareket ettirin. Ama burası babanın deposu değil. Little Square Things'te kutular sizlersiniz. Hepsi. Square Things'in tümü her hareketinize yanıt verir ve bu nedenle onları koordineli, senkronize ve hizalı tutmak size bağlıdır. Bu panelleri kaplamak için onlara bir dizi zorlu (ve tehlikeli!) ortamda rehberlik edin!
О игра из 90-х... хотя нет это 2019 год. Фу на!
Jogo divertido, os criadores foram criativos ao simular um jogo de MSDOS (bate uma nostalgia da infância). Se você gosta de [strike] passar raiva [/strike] puzzles esse é uma boa pedida, mas não se engane com a aparência simplória do jogo, ele tem puzzles de arrancar os cabelos (ótimo desafio). Consegui zerar o jogo...posso dizer que foi um (se não o) dos jogos mais desafiadores que já tive o prazer de jogar. Fun game, the creators were creative in simulating an MSDOS game (beat childhood nostalgia). If you like [strike] raging [/strike] puzzles this is a good choice, but don't be fooled by the simple appearance of the game, it has hair pulling puzzles (great challenge). This game needs more love :-p
Great block puzzle game that has a lot of hard puzzles, but none that are so difficult that I got frustrated. Very enjoyable while it lasts, and is free to boot, so there's no reason not to try it if you like puzzle games.
難しい おもろいけど、おもろい
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